The word "primeval" is employed to evoke a sense of ancient, untouched origins, whether in nature or human culture. Writers use it to depict vast, unspoiled landscapes—for instance, a forest long untouched by modern development [1] or mountains and rivers steeped in an almost mystical antiquity [2]. It also appears in mythic narratives, where it designates the early, elemental forces of creation, as in the portrayal of the first deities [3]. Moreover, the term often characterizes the instinctive, raw qualities of early man, suggesting a primal state of being, as illustrated by the depiction of human nature in its most rudimentary form [4].